The 23/5 Game!


Lanee Girl tagged me. She actually tagged everyone in her friends' list. So, since I'm in her friends' list and I found this game quite interesting, here goes... :)


The instructions:

1. Go to your archives.
2. Find your 23rd post.
3. Post the fifth sentence or closest to it.
4. Post the text of the sentence in your blog with these instructions.
5. Tag five other people to do the same thing.


Mine is:
"I do not want to have anymore INCs, for God’s sake!"

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Wow! My 23rd post was actually my birthday post last year (that's March 23rd, 2004). And, the thing is I still incurred some INCs after that. Hehehehe:) Not that it was intentional, I had to leave early the sem after that because it was the time I went to Japan. :)
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Oh-kay! My turn to tag, right? Well, I won't tag anyone in particular. Anyone who wants to play the 23/5 Game is tagged! If no one's interested, then I'm it... for life! ;-P


Comments

Baby Rockstar said…
"I've tried acting and I know I rival only the acting prowess of Arnold Schwarzenegger [whose famous one-liners are delivered with such bad taste as to propel him into superstardom], and being in a movie where I would play a role that is similar to my real-life personality will not put considerable strain on my skills."

5th sentence on my 23rd post. I-patay akn dn man angkaya a kapag-actor akn.

Nayno o miyaka-INC ka, ka aya mambo a sambi iyan na giya a kiyasong ka sa Japan. So tigiran sa India a: "It can happen that in pursuing profit, one tastes loss." [Vatsyayana].
10/20/2005 12:46:00 PM
BabyPink said…
ah, drug! titho-titho den angkanan a tig iran sa india. khapakay mmbo anan sa kapag-actor ka! wehehehe:)
10/20/2005 05:14:00 PM
S.T.P.Peralta said…
naks! tae ni miming kyo sa imo da! ang sa ako kay perti jud intawn ka maot - hehehe!
10/21/2005 12:48:00 PM
BabyPink said…
mao lagi, lans! pirti gyu'ng tae ni miming ai! nanimaho'g todo-todo! piskot, oi!:)
10/22/2005 12:28:00 AM
BabyPink said…
miss jing, please don't stop blogging kay we'll truly miss your fun entries.:)
10/23/2005 09:01:00 PM
Anonymous said…
ha! the question is, WHO's blog? mine or dui's ... wala pa yata akong 23rd post ah ... ;)
10/24/2005 11:36:00 AM
Anonymous said…
ay ang hirap hanapin ng 23rd post ko. teka check ko muna sa archive ko...

"i remember during the prom, J and I danced."

=)

-Noringai
10/24/2005 02:24:00 PM
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